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Gran Colombia Gold Corp. WT EXP 043024

Gran Colombia Gold Corp. WT EXP 043024

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Gran Colombia Gold Corp. WT EXP 043024US flagOther OTC
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Gran Colombia Gold Corp. WT EXP 043024
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Business
Aris Mining Corporation, operating with its various affiliates, is involved in sourcing, evaluating, developing, and managing gold properties across Colombia, Guyana, and Canada. The company also conducts exploration for silver and copper deposits. Having previously operated as GCM Mining Corp., the organization rebranded to Aris Mining Corporation in September 2022. Aris Mining Corporation maintains its principal office in Vancouver, Canada. The company currently operates underground gold mines in Colombia, including Segovia and Marmato, and is advancing the Toroparu gold/copper project in Guyana. Notably, in November 2025, Aris Mining moved to acquire the remaining interest in the Soto Norte gold project in Colombia, aiming for 100% ownership, and also resolved a long-standing arbitration with the Colombian government.